N.K. Jemisin - The Stone Sky (2017) The conclusion to the glorious Broken Earth trilogy, a series so good that all of the entries actually won the Hugo Award for that year is a bittersweet conclusion to the story of Essun and Nassun and stone-eaters and weird shit. What Jemisin does so amazingly well here is creating a completely alien feeling world where some people have power over rocks, some people are made of rocks and eat rocks, there are floating obelisk computers and the moon is gone in what feels like a post apocalyptic earth, but if the apocalypse would happen thousands of years in the future. So it's an apocalypse where the old world is actually a far future civilization. However, it's also all about mothers and daughters, abusive relationships, love, racism, climate change, war, emancipatory movements and all the most "now" things there are. What is interesting is how well that social exploration is enmeshed with the completely alien world, so much so that you do find yourself going "ohhh this is about x!" while you are engrossed in the story. Jemisin's writing is also fantastic and even if it might seem weird or hard going at first, by this third volume you are completely into it, and the shifts from first to second to third person narration actually become useful in understanding who we are talking about at a certain moment. A fitting conclusion to what is a true masterpiece. (5/5) #nkjemisin #thestonesky #scifi #sciencefiction #fantasy #book #books #bookish #bibliophile #bookgram #bookstagram #bookporn #bookworm #booklover #bookcover #hugoaward (at Lisbon, Portugal) https://www.instagram.com/p/B3Mp_oEF3Bl/?igshid=8k2qockecdxy